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Patent Claim Interpretation After Markman: How The Federal Circuit Interprets Claims , John M. Romary, Arie M. Michelson
Patent Claim Interpretation After Markman: How The Federal Circuit Interprets Claims , John M. Romary, Arie M. Michelson
American University Law Review
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1996 Patent Law Decisions Of The Federal Circuit , Michael L. Leetzow, Jeffrey A. Berkowitz, Kenneth E. Horton, Robert L. Burns, Lionel M. Levenue, Maria L. Maebius
1996 Patent Law Decisions Of The Federal Circuit , Michael L. Leetzow, Jeffrey A. Berkowitz, Kenneth E. Horton, Robert L. Burns, Lionel M. Levenue, Maria L. Maebius
American University Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Future Of Information Commerce Under Contemporary Contract And Copyright Principles , Stephen P. Tarolli
The Future Of Information Commerce Under Contemporary Contract And Copyright Principles , Stephen P. Tarolli
American University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Inventors Of The World, Unite! A Call For Collective Action By Employee-Inventors, Ann Bartow
Inventors Of The World, Unite! A Call For Collective Action By Employee-Inventors, Ann Bartow
Ann Bartow
While technological innovation is often lauded as the cornerstone of the American economy into the next century, and both governmental and private observers ponder with fascination and some trepidation the ability of U.S. companies to reach and sustain high levels of innovative productivity, very little attention is paid to actual inventors. This article is one effort to draw attention to the importance of employee-inventors, the people who conceive and develop the inventions that American corporations rely on for growth and profitability. Though it is universally accepted that skills gained by an employee in the course of his employment belong to …
Do Your Means Claims Mean What You Meant?, Jeffery N. Costakos, Walter E. Zimmerman
Do Your Means Claims Mean What You Meant?, Jeffery N. Costakos, Walter E. Zimmerman
Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review
The authors review recent decisions of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit concerning "means claims" in order to provide practical guidelines and reduce the confusion surrounding 35 U.S.C. § 112 ¶ 6.
Indigenous Self-Determination In An Age Of Genetic Patenting: Recognizing An Emerging Human Rights Norm, Kara H. Ching
Indigenous Self-Determination In An Age Of Genetic Patenting: Recognizing An Emerging Human Rights Norm, Kara H. Ching
Fordham Law Review
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Rethinking Remedies At The Intersection Of Intellectual Property And Contract: Toward A Unified Body Of Law, Maureen A. O'Rourke
Rethinking Remedies At The Intersection Of Intellectual Property And Contract: Toward A Unified Body Of Law, Maureen A. O'Rourke
Faculty Scholarship
As society continues to move "on-line"' and technology advances in fields such as biotechnology, a paradigm shift is occurring. Investors are focusing less on asset valuations based on the physical goods owned by a particular firm and more on the value of intangibles-the information and know-how possessed by the firm and embodied in its intellectual property rights. Firms and even entire industries have grown up with the primarily paper assets of patents and copyrights.